Lucid: A memoir of an extreme decade in an extreme generation
English
By (author): Lucy Holden
'A proper, heart-breaking, global sex-pirate adventure' - Caitlin Moran
An utterly gripping read [] just dont miss your Tube stop Sunday Times
'Searingly honest, knuckle-bleedingly raw and very funny' - Jay Rayner
'I LOVED this book [...] stunning' - Liz Jones
'A s*** version of Fleabag' - Ex-boyfriend
'In Bath I lay in a field with headphones on, drunk, and staring at an empty blue sky that reflected nothing of the chaos in the world. Below the fields flashed the seaweed-green of a London train and I imagined my former life at the end of it but felt more like it had been tied to the tracks and careered over at 100 mph.'
After a wild decade of hedonistic city life that veered violently into trauma, Lucy Holden was thrown back down the ladder to her parents house in a pandemic which paused the parties and forced her to ask herself how shed become who shed become? Grown-up, broken-down, completely lost, then locked-in Lucy realises she cant make it up as she goes along forever and instead has to confront the darkness shes been running from her entire adult life.
In this raw, hilarious and often emotional memoir about a young woman asking herself how long she has until her act cracks completely, the mental health of a fast-paced world that never sits still is called into question. With charm and wit, Lucid addresses what it means to be young in todays society and where we can go from here.
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An utterly gripping read [] just dont miss your Tube stop Sunday Times
'Searingly honest, knuckle-bleedingly raw and very funny' - Jay Rayner
'I LOVED this book [...] stunning' - Liz Jones
'A s*** version of Fleabag' - Ex-boyfriend
'In Bath I lay in a field with headphones on, drunk, and staring at an empty blue sky that reflected nothing of the chaos in the world. Below the fields flashed the seaweed-green of a London train and I imagined my former life at the end of it but felt more like it had been tied to the tracks and careered over at 100 mph.'
After a wild decade of hedonistic city life that veered violently into trauma, Lucy Holden was thrown back down the ladder to her parents house in a pandemic which paused the parties and forced her to ask herself how shed become who shed become? Grown-up, broken-down, completely lost, then locked-in Lucy realises she cant make it up as she goes along forever and instead has to confront the darkness shes been running from her entire adult life.
In this raw, hilarious and often emotional memoir about a young woman asking herself how long she has until her act cracks completely, the mental health of a fast-paced world that never sits still is called into question. With charm and wit, Lucid addresses what it means to be young in todays society and where we can go from here.
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